About Us

Opening Hours

Monday to Saturday 10am to 5pm.

Please note: We are Closed on Sundays

Bank Holiday opening times listed below:

2012 Opening Dates

Good Friday 6th April - 10am to 4pm
Easter Monday 9th April - Closed
May bank holiday 7th May - 12 noon to 4pm
Bank Holiday Monday 4th June - Closed Woolsack races in Tetbury
Bank Holiday Tuesday 5th June - 12 noon to 4pm ? Maybe subject to change
Bank Holiday Monday 27th August - 12 noon to 4pm ? Maybe subject to change
Christmas eve 10am to 2pm
Christmas day - Closed
Boxing Day - Closed
Thursday 27th December - Closed
Friday 28th December - Closed
Saturday 29th December - 10am to 5pm
Sunday 30th December - Closed
Monday 31st December - 10am to 2pm
Tuesday 1st January - Closed
Wednesday 2nd January - 10am to 5pm Normal Hours

Long Street Antiques is owned by husband and wife Ray & Samantha White,together with their manager Trudy and team, they offer a professional friendly service.

An Interesting, varied collection of quality antiques.

Over 40 specialised dealers located over two floors in an impressive Georgian town house. A truly inspirational source for private collectors, trade buyers and interior designers. 30 glass display cabinets offer the largest selection of quality small antiques & collectables in Tetbury. Also fine country and decorative furniture from the 17th century and later, including oak, elm, mahogany, pine, fruitwood,rosewood and painted.

Elvis Pugly is in the building!

Elvis Pugly, our addition to the Long Street team has now been with us for seven months and will be celebrating his first birhday on the 7th July. we have seen him grow from a soft cuddly bundle of mischeif into a handsome young man with style!!!!! He loves to meet and greet our customers with a lick and a smile and has even been talent spotted for a top doggy calendar and posed with his cheeky grin! ! He' has many new friends but unfortuately came to blows with Fred the Great Dane from the Snooty Fox the other day who gave him a bit of a ruffle up with his hair do!
Still mad about wood and chewing at the moment we have to be very careful he doesn't take a fancy to our Queen Anne legs and tickets that dangle in his way......''is Elvis in the building today'?????